Día a día Language: Spanish II Mrs. Pacheco Greetings In the Spanish culture it is a custom to greet people with a hand shake, same as the North Americas.

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Greetings In the Spanish culture it is a custom to greet people with a hand shake, same as the North Americas hand shake. In the Spanish culture it is a custom to greet people with a hand shake, same as the North Americas hand shake. Another Spanish custom is to greet family and close friends (even co- workers) with a kiss on the cheek or a hug. Another Spanish custom is to greet family and close friends (even co- workers) with a kiss on the cheek or a hug.

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¿Comó está(s)? The word está is used when you refer to family or friend yet when you refer to an older person or professional you use estás. The word está is used when you refer to family or friend yet when you refer to an older person or professional you use estás. Tú (informal you)= estás Tú (informal you)= estás Usted (formal you)= está Usted (formal you)= está Vos (you, Spain) = estáis Vos (you, Spain) = estáis As you may know nouns and adjectives have gender; adjectives referring to a male will end in o and females in a. Respond based on how you are feeling: As you may know nouns and adjectives have gender; adjectives referring to a male will end in o and females in a. Respond based on how you are feeling: – Estoy bien. Gracias. – Estoy confundido (male) – Estoy enferma (female) Change the o to an a to change gender from masculine to femine or vice versa. Change the o to an a to change gender from masculine to femine or vice versa.

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¿Y usted/tú? You may wonder how the person is feeling or doing too, yet you do not have to repeat the complete question. In the English language you will ask, and you? Alike in Spanish you will ask ¿y usted (formal)? Or ¿Y tú (informal)? Person 1: ¿Comó está? Person 2: Estoy bien y usted?

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¿Cómo te llamas?/¿Cómo se llama? As the conversation develops you may want to ask his or her name. As the conversation develops you may want to ask his or her name. You can use either ¿Cómo te llamas (informal)? Or ¿Cómo se llama (formal)? You can use either ¿Cómo te llamas (informal)? Or ¿Cómo se llama (formal)? Me llamo… Me llamo… – Me llamo Raul. ¿Cómo se llama? – Me llamo Sonia ¡Mucho gusto! – Igualmente. (Raul replies)

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Despedidas It is obvious that the conversation cannot go on forever, thus one must close the conversation by saying bye. It is obvious that the conversation cannot go on forever, thus one must close the conversation by saying bye. There are different ways to say goodbye in Spanish. There are different ways to say goodbye in Spanish. Some expressions are: Some expressions are: – Adiós. – Hasta mañana. – Nos vemos. – Hasta luego. You can also say: You can also say: – Fue un placer conocerte.

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Presenta a un Amigo o Familiar When you want to present a friend, a family member, a co-worker, any person you know to other people in Spanish you say; Te presento a.. (persons name) When you want to present a friend, a family member, a co-worker, any person you know to other people in Spanish you say; Te presento a.. (persons name) For example: For example: Manuel: Buenas tardes, Rosa. Te presento a mi amigo, José. Rosa: Mucho gusto. José: Es un placer conocerte. Rosa José Manuel

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¿De dónde es (name)? Is used when you ask someone about where a certain person is from. Is used when you ask someone about where a certain person is from. – ¿De dónde es George Lopez? To reply you will say, To reply you will say, – Es de México.

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¿De dónde eres? If you will like to know from where is the person you are talking to, you will directly ask, where are you from? In Spanish you will ask, ¿De dónde eres? If you will like to know from where is the person you are talking to, you will directly ask, where are you from? In Spanish you will ask, ¿De dónde eres? You or partner will reply, You or partner will reply, – Soy de Ecuador.

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¡Vamos a practicar! ¿De dónde es Shakira? Grammy-winning Latina pop singer Shakira was born in Barranquilla, Colombia, on February 2, 1977. Her father is a Lebanese- American immigrant and her mother a native of Colombia of Italian and Spanish decent. Shakira began her musical career at age 12 and quickly captured fans throughout Latin America. Es de ______________.

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¿Qué te gusta? With time you continue learning more about a person, you begin to share more about yourself such as likes and dislikes, for example, naming the things you like to do on your free time. With time you continue learning more about a person, you begin to share more about yourself such as likes and dislikes, for example, naming the things you like to do on your free time. In order to establish this type of conversation we have to use the verb, gustar = to like In order to establish this type of conversation we have to use the verb, gustar = to like In this case we have to add an infinitive to the verb gustar + an infinitive. In this case we have to add an infinitive to the verb gustar + an infinitive. Gustar always takes an indirect object pronoun. Gustar always takes an indirect object pronoun. – Example: Me gusta cantar. (I like to sing.) – ¿Te gusta cantar? (Do you like to sing?)

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Review Indirect Object Pronouns TranslationSubject Pronoun Object Pronoun I (me)YoMe YouTúTe He (him)ÉlLe She (her)EllaLe You (formal)UstedLe We (us)Nosotros(as)Nos They (m) (them)EllosLes They (f)EllasLes You all (plural)UstedesLes

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Emphasizing Subject (translation)EmphasisIndirect Object Pronoun Me A mí Me You A ti Te Him A él Le Her A ella Le You (formal) A usted Le Us A nosotros Nos Them (m.) A ellos Les Them (f.) A ellos Les You all A ustedes Les

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¡A Preguntar! Interrogative words: Spanish has many words that introduce a question. These words are called interrogatives. Some questions are formed by putting a conjugated verb after the question word. Examples: Adónde = (to) where Adónde = (to) where Cómo = how Cómo = how Cuál(es) = which (ones) Cuál(es) = which (ones) Cuándo = when Cuándo = when Cuánto = how much Cuánto = how much Cuántos(as)= how many Cuántos(as)= how many Dónde = where Dónde = where Por qué = why Por qué = why Qué = what Qué = what Quién(es) = who Quién(es) = who

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Review: Reflexive Verbs Review: Reflexive Verbs The subject and the object are the same with reflexive verbs - the subject acts upon itself. A reflexive verb in Spanish will be marked with se attached to the end of the infinitive. These verbs are conjugated like regular verbs, except the reflexive pronoun agrees with case and gender and precedes the verb when not used in the infinitive form. Reciprocal verbs are the same as reflexive except the action passes from one person to another. It can only be used in the first and third person plural forms. Reflexive verbs sometimes use the "-self" forms in English, while the reciprocal verbs use "each other." Reflexive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns me te se nos os se Some common reflexive verbs: Some common reflexive verbs: acostarse - to go to bed bañarse - to bathe oneself casarse - to get married despertarse - to wake up irse - to go away levantarse - to rise sentarse - to sit down vestirse - to dress oneself atreverse - to dare quejarse - to complain

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Requirements & Recommendations : Five (5-10) sentences expressing what you already know about your partner. Five (5-10) sentences expressing what you already know about your partner. A minimum of ten (10) interview questions. (Hint: the more questions you ask the more information you can gather to write your essay.) A minimum of ten (10) interview questions. (Hint: the more questions you ask the more information you can gather to write your essay.) A minimum of 5 sentences per paragraph for the essay. A minimum of 5 sentences per paragraph for the essay. Due date: Wed. 10 / 24 / 2012

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Day of presentation: Oral presentation: Oral presentation: 1.Introduce your partner to the class. 2.Mention the five things you already know about your partner. 3.Interview your partner. 4.Partner switch roles and repeat steps one through three. Written presentation: Written presentation: 1.Turn-in the final copy of your interview report/newspaper article (minimum of 5 paragraphs). Essay has to be written in Spanish.

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